…won’t stick with a project long enough to finish it. Developing a writing routine can help you learn to start without motivation. Consider scheduling your writing sessions at the beginning…
…of use when I came to write Money Matters, my debut suspense novel. This involved developing an entirely new stance to my readers. I had to adopt a different tone…
…two and a half years to write each book. This was her response. With one book in a developing series out for sale, I’ve become fixated on writing pace as…
…uncomfortable about the marginalized communities and experiences on which they were centered. Some of the common themes were related to: Substance use and abuse Depression and anxiety LGBTQIA+ Race and…
…the common structure of a series in your chosen genre: are dynamic or static series more common? Pulling out popular tropes and themes to apply to your own work Understanding…
…agree with by the way). Today, we’ll be discussing her latest book, The Truth Is…, as well as the important (but often difficult-to-talk-about themes) that come up in this story….
…Virgin Islanders and explores various themes, including: the nature of belief, the impact of colonialism, and how far are we willing to go for progress? This book breaks new ground…
…least because its themes are informed by the author’s personal experiences. The breadth and skill Zinzi Clemmons demonstrates in this slim, penetrating novel—praised by early readers from John Edgar Wideman,…
…if you reflect on it. Odds are there are some common threads between your story’s themes and what you’re wrestling with in the world around you, or personal questions you’re…
My next few articles will act as a deep dive into specific short form works. We’ll examine a piece from each short form and dive deep into its inner workings…
